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Author Archives: Angie Mason
Students move into Helen Thackston Charter School addition Monday
Helen Thackston Charter School students and staff will move into the new addition to their building on Monday, according to a news release.
Two running write-in primary campaign for Hanover school board
Two Hanover parents are running a write-in campaign for Hanover Public School Board.
Posted in Angie Mason, Hanover Public Schools
Tagged arts, athletics, elections, Hanover, Hanover Public School District, school board, theater
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Test drive a Ford, raise money for Dallastown’s turf project on Saturday
Apple Ford of Red Lion will host its annual “Drive One 4UR School event from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at Dallastown Area High School, 700 New School Lane, York Township.
York College graduation ceremony to be livestreamed Saturday
Nearly 700 students – and the first five doctor of nursing practice graduates – will receive their degrees on Saturday at York College. You can watch online.
Posted in Angie Mason, College, York College
Tagged commencement, George Waldner, graduation, livestream, online, York College
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Kids: nominate a teacher to win free York Revolution tickets
The York Revolution has a new promotion, inviting students (or their parents) to nominate their favorite teacher for a great job this school year. Of the nominations, 20 winners will be chosen.
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Tagged students, teacher appreciation, teachers, York Revolution
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York Academy Regional Charter School selects new leader
York Academy Regional Charter School’s board of trustees has chosen James Pastore as the school’s next chief academic officer, starting July 1.
Students from HACC’s five campuses graduate tonight
More than 1,360 students from the five HACC campuses will graduate tonight in a ceremony in Harrisburg, according to a news release.
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What’s behind graduation gown colors, anyway?
Districts around York County have different traditions when it comes to what colors students will wear at graduation.
Posted in Angie Mason, Central York School District, Eastern York School District, Northeastern School District, Red Lion Area School District, South Western School District, Spring Grove Area School District, York Suburban School District
Tagged cap and gown, ceremony, commencement, events, graduation
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York Catholic student collects supplies for kids who need them
A York Catholic senior collected school supplies to donate to children who need them.
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Grant will take York City students to Eisenhower site in Gettysburg
Through a grant program, some York City students will get to experience the Eisenhower National Historic Site in Gettysburg.

